Since you say the original speaker has been replaced, if you happen to have a problem with it not sounding so great, it could be due to the replacement speaker possibly being a woofer. I believe it should be a "full range" speaker? Many times people replace the large speaker with a woofer, just because it's big, they instantly think Woofer.
Tony
On 5/1/2023 7:18 AM, Doug Duncan via Jukebox-list wrote:
Dear People,
I hope someone can provide a little guidance for repairing or replacing the crossover for my Continental 1.
For reasons too complicated to list I bought the unit for renovation from a dealer in Coventry and started the renovation but it then had to stand for about 20years. I have only now continued the renovation.
I decided to look at the crossover and I find that there is a replacement bass driver and a horn tweeter that is not connected (to the crossover or anything else). Please note that it is not a piezo tweeter. Thecrossover is also not connected to anything and appears to be the original. It has a coil, value unknown, a very old electrolytic .cap - 3.0 mFd 50V one 27 ohm 10% resistor and one 22 ohm 10% resistor.
Can anyone please suggest how suitable this might be? I plan to replace the resistors and cap once it is know what should be there or alternatively what I should replace it with.
Best Regards,
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